>>In VB if the last thing that is logged is the LevelExtreme.WebForm.New() then that implies that all of it's parent classes were successfully established. The next log entry should be the initializing of the Page derived from LevelExtreme.WebForm followed by its constructor. Looking back it doesn't look like you were attempting to log those (just the PreInit() and Init() events)...
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>If I put a log in the New() event of the page, this will be like this:
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>Id:__Page Framework.WebForm.Initialize() at 7/10/2010 4:50:24 PM
>Id:__Page LevelExtreme.WebForm.New() at 7/10/2010 4:50:24 PM
>Id:__Page Framework.WebForm.PreInit() at 7/10/2010 4:50:24 PM
>Id:__Page Framework.WebForm.Page_Init() at 7/10/2010 4:50:24 PM
>Id: ShowHeaderStore.aspx.New() at 7/10/2010 4:50:24 PM
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>So, basically, the .aspx New() event only happens after the base class PreInit() and Page_Init(). I had that test yesterday. So, I removed it because it is not a factor in in the log sequence.
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>>Out of curiosity does the site ever hang if the page you are attempting to access during the re-cycling is *not* derived from your framework classes?
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>All the pages are inheriting from the framework class.

Can't you just add a plain one for testing ?

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>>Also when the site appears to hang does it only affect hits that were (presumably) attempted during the re-cycling or do all futher attempts fail until the application is manually re-started?
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>The entire site freezes until I kill the task.